Home and School Meeting Postponed in Lac du Bonnet
Mrs. Margaret Bean of the Education Department will speak in Lac du Bonnet on Wednesday November 13, at 8 00 p m in Park Avenue School gym. The postponed meeting now features a panel of educators to discuss reading spelling report cards and special education roles for students of all ages.
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Margaret Bean
Department of Education
Lac du Bonnet
Terry Usackis
Linda Reid
Grace Moore
Robert Workman
Morris Kustiak
Park Avenue
Four Manitobans dead in snowmobile crashes last winter
A provincial report shows 111 snowmobiles involved in 90 accidents, with four deaths and 90 injuries. Most crashes occurred on public highways while operators were drinking, with major damage totaling about $24,000. Involvements ranged from vehicle to vehicle to objects, and many injuries required hospitalization.
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Peter Burtniak
Alcoholism Foundation expands programs and appoints chair
Corrective and Re habilitative Services Minister J. R. Boyce announced expansion of the Alcoholism Foundation of Manitoba to broaden alcohol and drug abuse programs and appointed R. Stuart Graham as chairman. The Crown agency will gain strengthened administration and create professional positions to attract qualified experts, with plans to monitor and evaluate treatment programs across Manitoba and to involve regional health agencies as district boards come into operation. Graham, a former brigadier general, brings civilian management experience from national defence and cabinet committees.
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Alcoholism Foundation of Manitoba
R. Stuart Graham
J. R. Boyce
Graham
Boyce
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Brandon
Winnipeg Floodway ski hill to open this winter on east bank
Tourism Minister Rene E. Toupin announced a new artificial ski hill on the east bank of the Winnipeg Floodway just south of Highway 59. The 60 foot rise will reach about 130 feet total with 750 to 1,000 foot runs and a portable rope tow, snow making gear, a warm-up shelter, washrooms, and a large parking area. The project, first phase of a potential major ski area, may expand to a 300 foot higher miniature mountain with landscaped slopes, chalets, and year round facilities as funds and land allow. Both floodway banks could host future development with tows and landscaping. Construction uses portable facilities to allow ongoing work next year. No precise cost is yet available after two and a half years of use for equipment operator training.
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Rene E. Toupin
Winnipeg Floodway
Highway 59
Winich
Winnipeg
West Bank
Toupin
Department of Education
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